Summing the IP&TV World Forum 2011 up with two letters: O & T, then looking at it from three angles: content, technology & operators.
The main IPTV event in London was totally focussed on OTT this year.
My plans for IP&TV World Forum 2011
What I am looking to get out of this year’s IP&TV World Forum
Contrasted feelings, unpacking my Apple TV II
Apple’s new Apple TV II exacerbates the love/hate relationship we have with the firm. Brilliant but scary product.
Maybe not all cord cutting is so bad for the industry after all?
Comment on David Mercer’s blog post on euro cord cutting
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Hype-ometer: Comparing lack of rate adaptive buzz with 3D buzz
Rate-adaptive technologies occupy very little media space but will radically transform the Internet and broadcasting industries.
3D on the other hand is yet again making all the headlines (yes is has done several times over the decades), but I’m convinced this new surge of interest will barely be remembered as just another blip on the radar, a few years from now.
IP Vision was back in the news in August with concerns about Canvas
IP Vision formally lodged a complaint with Ofcom on August 18th, but they are wrong to be worried, whether Canvas is successful or not it’s win win for them.
